From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   1  |                      the whole institute. In general, we must confess with all
 2   1  |                  When the Union of Superiors General uses it in its report to
 3   1  |                  Capuchins gathered in their General Chapter: "A creative and
 4   1  |                      the participants in the General Chapter of the Order of
 5   3  |                Services have changed and, in general it is the culture and social
 6   4  |                   good election process in a general or provincial chapter or
 7   4  |                shared among the members of a general or provincial chapter, a
 8   4  |                     or provincial chapter, a general or provincial council; a
 9   5  |                      on the agenda of many a general or provincial chapter and
10   6  |                      accompanied by a clear, general but broad outline – leaving


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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11   0,1|                      new decrees of the 34th General Congregation of 1995, and
12   0,1|                 referring to the famous 32nd General Congregation of 1975. "It'
13   0,3|                  position was created at the General Curia of the Society of
14   0,3|                    aspects: to assist Father General in the whole social area;
15   0,3|                  Instruction in 1949, Father General John-Baptist Janssens defined
16   0,3|                    of Father Pedro Arrupe as General, a decree of 1965 took the
17   0,3|                   charisma.~In 1975 the 32nd General Congregation made a solemn "
18   0,3|                    example, in 1995 the 34th General Congregation asked pardon


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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19   0,1|                      experience and the last General Chapters have given us direction
20   0,3|                        the theme of the next General Chapter which will take
21   0,4| contemplative-educators.~Already in 1970 the General Chapter experienced a strong


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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22      |                   Man and of the Church. The general aim of our program is : "


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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23   0,1|                 underline more and more this general responsibility while stressing


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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24   0,1|               nourishing consecrated life in general and in particular Institutes.~
25   0,2|                    community, provincial and general level.~The demand of the
26   0,2|               Provinces and, much later, the General Chapters both ordinary and
27   0,2|                    of these reflections on a general level returned to the ground
28   0,2|                reason, many documents of the General Curia in postconciliar years
29   0,3|                importance of spirituality in general and of that which is proper


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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30   0,3|                       In the context of this general sensitization the expression "
31   0,3|                 there is an option which, in general terms, is shared by all


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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32   0,4|                    ones that guided the 1993 General Chapter of the CICM (Scheut)
33   1  |                    Secretary of the Union of General Superiors, for the understanding
34   1  |                  business experience.~In the General Chapters that followed (
35   2,3|                  during his term as Superior General:~These ideas, inspiringly
36      |                                              General Assembly~
37   1  |                      REPORT OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL~Bro Lino Da Campo, FSF~~
38   1,1|                    are used for meetings and general everyday contacts.~Very
39   1,1|            Conference Papers; some Superiors General have requested several copies
40   1,2|                    studies and researches of general interest.~3. The much appreciated
41   1,2|                   delegates of the Superiors General in the Synods.~4. Acceptance
42   1,2|             representatives of the Superiors General. It is in preparing the
43   1,2|                Synods that all the Superiors General can contribute suggestions
44   1,2|                Secretariat and the Superiors General is requested in connection
45   1,2|                    are sent to the Superiors General in the language they have
46   1,2|                 Secretariat to the Superiors General should be passed to the
47   1,2|                  Circulars from the Superior General which deal with interesting
48   2,a|                         Condolence letter to General Council OFM.~~~~concerning
49   2,a|                     intervention at the UISG General Assembly. Later this was
50   2,a|                     made. On individual base general superiors could sign a petition.
51   2,b|                      So that other superiors general could experience this ecumenical
52   2,c|                sharing in small groups or in general assembly after an exposé
53   2,c|                    in 1997-1998. ~ Hinduism: general presentation, common ground
54   2,c|                      was given by a Superior General who had taken part, concerning
55   2,c|                presentation by two Superiors General who took part, followed
56   2,d|                    is made up of 6 Superiors General, 3 men (USG) and 3 women (


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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57      |                    Secretary of the Union of General Superiors, for the understanding
58      |                  business experience.~In the General Chapters that followed (


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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59   0,3|                  during his term as Superior General:~These ideas, inspiringly


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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60      |                                              General Assembly~
61   1  |                      REPORT OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL~Bro Lino Da Campo, FSF~~
62   1,1|                    are used for meetings and general everyday contacts.~Very
63   1,1|            Conference Papers; some Superiors General have requested several copies
64   1,2|                    studies and researches of general interest.~3. The much appreciated
65   1,2|                   delegates of the Superiors General in the Synods.~4. Acceptance
66   1,2|             representatives of the Superiors General. It is in preparing the
67   1,2|                Synods that all the Superiors General can contribute suggestions
68   1,2|                Secretariat and the Superiors General is requested in connection
69   1,2|                    are sent to the Superiors General in the language they have
70   1,2|                 Secretariat to the Superiors General should be passed to the
71   1,2|                  Circulars from the Superior General which deal with interesting
72   2,a|                         Condolence letter to General Council OFM.~~~~concerning
73   2,a|                     intervention at the UISG General Assembly. Later this was
74   2,a|                     made. On individual base general superiors could sign a petition.
75   2,b|                      So that other superiors general could experience this ecumenical
76   2,c|                sharing in small groups or in general assembly after an exposé
77   2,c|                    in 1997-1998. ~ Hinduism: general presentation, common ground
78   2,c|                      was given by a Superior General who had taken part, concerning
79   2,c|                presentation by two Superiors General who took part, followed
80   2,d|                    is made up of 6 Superiors General, 3 men (USG) and 3 women (